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A woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown follows the afroed spirit of a revolutionary past through London's streets: Brixton and Portobello. I used the camera as the means for reflexive analysis of black female subjec
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A woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown follows the afroed spirit of a revolutionary past through London's streets: Brixton and Portobello. I used the camera as the means for reflexive analysis of black female subjec
Part 3 of the 2020 Live Stream Concert Series
Long before the invention of YouTube and smartphones, Video 125 cameras were out and about filming the London Underground for our Driver’s eye view videos. Although mainly filmed in standard definition, the sound was a
A convict escapes from Portland Quarry and is caught in the woods by bloodhounds from Radnage kennels.
Soviet documentary from 1973 about the Lunokhod 2. Panoramas taken from the rover are shown, along with models depicting its progress on the lunar surface.
In Tracks, based on true events, a shy and lonely runaway falls for a flirtatious high school basketball player with an overbearing, church-loving grandmother.
A young woman is overwhelmed by uncertainty about her future after considering the lives of those around her.
A member of The Ramblers’ Association (now known simply as The Ramblers) and reporter Sally Jones follow a route on the map of Sundry Ancient Trackways on Dartmoor starting near Gidleigh Parish Church in West Devon on th
What begins as a genuine attempt to get an interview with the so-called 'Iron Lady' former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, quickly turns into a game of cat-and-mouse in the United States. The filmmaker Nick Bro
BORING? Not this video! This one is great for the whole family. When Harold and Precious Dog drive to Branson to celebrate their 4th wedding anniversary, things happen that make old and young alike sit up and take no
Guyanese singer/songwriter Nhojj records same-sex versions of classic love songs in NYC. His goal is inclusion of the LGBTQ community in human nature's most basic need - love.
This 1970s PSA-style short film titled ”Safety Facts About Crossing Tracks” combines b-roll footage and stop-motion photography to display the most common types of accidents and driving errors at rail crossings and how t
Dwight and Chad -- two train-hopping, homeless, musicians -- are wanting to slow down their nomadic ways. Though only 28 and 27 years old respectively, they've been living as hobos since they dropped out of college. They
The project, shot in Kars Sarıkamış forests, reaches approximately 140 million people in 140 countries of the world, as well as Turkey, and conveys the wildlife in Sarıkamış through the eyes of brown bears.
Urinals have always had a bad reputation. Bringing colour and life to these long-gone meeting places in the shadow, that was my challenge. I wanted to restore their disturbing share of sensuality. For generations of men
Their songs are melodies for the masses, filling subway platforms and street corners, yet the singers remain unknown. Some are homeless, others “home free.” Their personal histories vary as much as their voices, but thei
You'll see so many trains we can hardly count them all - winding through mountains, climbing steep grades, gliding over trestles, hauling, pulling, loading, and much, much more! Hear the blast of steam whistles, thrill t
"Tire Tracks," a 30-minute long documentary, explores the practice of "burning rubber" with a vehicle to make clouds of smoke, piercing squeals, and bold black marks on the road - a nuisance to some and a way of life for
An abstracted animated short about transportation and community.